03 Mar 11 22:49, Joe Delahaye wrote to Roy Witt:   
      
    JD>   Re: GoldEd+ setup information for Synchronet system   
    JD>   By: Roy Witt to Kevin Klement on Thu Mar 03 2011 13:58:19   
      
    >> After closing my reader yesterday, I looked at the folders on C: and   
    >> there is one named MSDOS7, which has the DOS files in it. I'm thinking   
    >> about updating W2k to XP and am now curious as to what that OS's DOS   
    >> will be named.   
      
    JD> There is no DOS directory in XP.   
      
   Right. I've found that DOS commands can be executed from the SYSTEM32   
   folder under Windows. The other day I formatted a USB memory stick under   
   Vista by using a windows command prompt and running the 'diskpart'   
   partitioning executable. What I was noting above was that W2K still does   
   have a DOS folder, while later versions of Windows may not.   
      
    JD> I do have one because I kept it from the DOS days, but only some of   
    JD> it, which I still use.  Tbis is on the BBS machine. Typing a VER   
    JD> command in a dos command window, just gives me the windows version.   
      
   Change to the /windows/system32 folder and try that command. XP should   
   have it's own DOS...   
      
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